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T he P ortland O bserver • F ebruary 10, 1993
BLACK HISTORY
Sister Souljah To Lecture
Lewis & Clark College
PSU Black
History
H e a t" by R Betsy T cnebaum and
"O a k la n d H ideaw ay ," by Eric Levin,
directed by Stephanie A rnold, ch air of
the College's T heatre D epartm ent,
Sunday, Feb. 14, 7 p.m ., in the Black
Box, Fir A cres T heatre. ($3 general
adm ission.)
♦ " J u ic e ," a movie, Thursday,
Feb. 18, 7 p in., in the Rusty Nail,
C opeland Residence Hall. (Free)
♦ " T h e F ive H e a rtb e a ts ," a
movie, Saturday, Feb.20, 7:30 p.m .,
in the A gnes F lanagan Chapel. T ick ­
ets m ust be purchased in advance.
($11 general adm ission.)
♦ "M alc o m X S p eec h /D ram a tic
R e ad in g s" by M ichael Lang, an A fri­
can-A m erican, Thursday, F eb,25,7:30
p.m ., A gnes F lanagan Chapel. ($3
general adm ission)
♦ N o rth w e st A F rik a n A m e ri­
c a n B allet C o., Saturday, Feb. 27,7:30
p.m ., E vans A uditorium . ($7 general
adm ission.)
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(Schedule Continued
From Last W eek)
L ew is & C lark College invites
the public to a celebration o f "P rid e
an d H e rita g e " during Black H is­
tory M onth. H ighlights include a
lecture by Sister Souljah, dram atic
readings by M ichael L ang, a dance
concert by the N orthw est A frikan
B allet Co., plays on diversity, and
movies. A ctivities are sponsored
by the Black Student U nion and are
open to the public. M any o f the
events are free.
Schedule:
* "E y e s on th e P riz e " series,
a docum entary film, show ing every
Tuesday throughout the m onth at 8
p.m ., in Rusty N ail, C opeland Resi­
dence Hall. (Free)
* " M o ' M o n ey ," a Spike Lee
movie, T hursday, Feb. 11, 7 p.m .,
in the Rusty Nail, C opeland Resi­
dence Hall. (Free)
Readings: " T h e T ra n s f e r of
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2/15 Black History Film , T w o
D o llars a n d a D re am , 12 to 1:30
pm . Sm ith C enter's Parkway C om ­
m ons
2/16-18 Act 2 o f My C hildren,
My A frica, a poem by Beali Richards
perform ed by PSU theater arts stu­
dents, 12, to 1 pm , L incoln H all
Studio theater Room 115
2/17 M usic p erfo rm an ce by
Janice Scroggins an d Gospel C on­
nections, 12 to 1 pm Sm ith C enter's
Parkway C om m ons
2/19 Soulfood luncheon, 12 to
2 pm, and ja zz perform ance by Ron
Steen, 12 to 1 pm , N ordic Room #26
,$5 at the door
2/22 Black hstory film, Elhaijj
M e lik Al S h a b a z z , 12 to 1:30 pm,
Sm ith C enter's Parkway Com m ons
2/23 Black traditions in A m eri­
can m odern dance, panel dicussion,
12 to 1:30 pm, V anport Room #38,
S m ith Center
2/24 A frican d ru m m in g b y O b o
Addy, 12 to 1 pm , Sm ith Center's
Parkw ay C om m ons
Lecture on Buffalo Soldiers by
D arrell M illner, 12 to 1 pm. Cascade
Room #236, S m ith Center
2/25 C elebration o f the open­
ing o f PUS's new M ulticultural C en­
ter. Activities run from noon to 6:30
pm, including a lecture by Jam es
Sauceda, and perform ance by singer
Linda Hornbuckle.
2/26 M usic by H ittin g B irth ,
12 to 1 pm, Sm ith C enter's Parkway
Com m ons
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IN HIS EYES WE'RE ALL THE SAME
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A sheltered life I lead,
not having to live off water or bread.
I wasn't yellow, red, or black by any means,
but the most natural color to me I seemed.
I was “w hite," to most the only race,
but yet it’s not, I had to face.
I grew up wearing rose-colored glasses,
where people of race w eren't wanted in my
classes.
"What's the difference?" I never could see.
They are all just people like you and me.
Prejudice is something that I am not.
For behind the slaves, 1 would have fought.
Blindness can make a smart man naive.
As an ignorant man w o n 't listen nor believe.
We were all created equal in His mind,
flesh and blood o fa ll the same kind.
We must see past the surface and into the
STRIVE TO SURVIVE
heart.
SO M EH O W O UR PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR W A Y,
That's the only place that we can start,
MISPLACED O UR CULTURE. GONE ASTRAY.
to live in this w orld united, and not apart.
Carrie West
Mapleton High School Age: 16
Mapleton, Oregon
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N U B IA N PRINCESS, YOU MUST BE STRONG,
TO GUIDE OUR M EN , SO WE'LL CARRY O N .
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O U R PEOPLE ARE SO BEAUTIFUL,
YET THE BLACK M EN ARE SO FEW,
IN ORDER TO KEEP OUR PEOPLE ALIVE,
WE MUST STRIVE TO W O R K THINGS THROUGH.
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M Y BROTHERS A N D SISTERS OVERFLOW ,
W ITH THE NATURAL TALENTS WE BESTOW.
EXPRESSION COMES EASY TO THE BLACK M A N 'S PLIGHT,
O U R STRENGTH W 1 THIN HELPS THE DAILY STRUGGLE WE FIGHT.
LO O K TO EACH OTHER FOR THE ANSWERS YOU NEED,
IN T O OUR CHILDREN WE MUST PLANT THIS SEED.
Crystal Luche
Portland, Oregon
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Black History M onth
BCTV C hannel 38
U rban League o f Portland
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The Rutherford Historical Display
Thursday to Saturday, Feb. 25 to 27, Cascade Campus, TH 5
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Verdell and Otto Rutherford helped pass Oregon’s Civil Rights Bill in 1950.
They collected the material for this impressive display of media coverage outlining African American
D R .G E O R G E
W A S H IN G T O N C A R V E R
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contributions to Portland's history since 1913.
Buffalo Soldiers
Scientist
Friday, Feb. 12,7 p.m., Cascade Campus
A presentation about the African American horse soldiers who helped to win the West
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Blood Pressure Screening/lecture
Monday, Feb. 15,11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Cascade Campus.
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A speaker from the American Heart Assn, will talk about ways to reduce risk
of heart disease. Have your blood pressure checked.
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Cascade Small Show Band
Friday, Feb. 19,12 noon, Cascade Campus Cafe
Contemporary music from musicians in the PCC Professional Music Program
They're oustanding!
Oho Addy and Akronong
G e o r g e W a s h i n g t o n C a r v e r s t a r t e d h is li f e a s
a s ic k ly , o r p h a n e d
th ir s t fo r k n o w le d g e a n d
to b e c o m e a s c i e n t i s t
m o st h o n o re d
Friday, Feb. 29,12 noon, Cascade Auditorium
N e g r o s la v e b a b y , b u t h is
m en
ol
h is d e t e r m i n a t i o n
“Malcolm X: The Ballot Or The Bullet’
m a d e h in t o n e o f th e
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tim e .
H e e x p e ri­
Feb. 27,7 p.m., Cascade Auditorium
m e n te d w ith p e a n u ts a n d sw e e t p o ta to e s , g e t­
tin g
h u n d red s of
H e u tiliz e d
new
p ro d u c ts
w a s te m a t e r i a l s a n d
Iro m
b o th .
Also the Black Business Expo (Feb. 20/1)
Book Fair of African and African-American Writers (2 24
m a d e ro a d s
Children’s Multicultural Book Fair (2/20)
And the Third Annual Cascade Festival of African Films don’t miss it1
o u t o f c o tto n , in s u la tin g b o a rd s o u t o f c o rn
s ta lk s , p a p e r f r o m w i s t e r i a , p o t t e r y o u t o l r e d
c la y . H e r e f u s e d
s ta g g e r in g s a la r ie s to w o rk
To get a brochure with complete listing of all events, call
e l s e w h e r e , a n d r e m . l i n e d a , h is s m a ll l a b o r a ­
to r y a t
244 - 6111, ext. 5222.
T u s k e g e e C o l l e g e u n t i l h is d e a t h .
The Rock Creek and Sylvania Campuses will also hold
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special Black History events this month.
S E R V IC E S
PCC Celebrates Black History Month all Februaiy long!
Expect More From Us.
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